async/await = async makes a function return a promise.
await makes an async function wait for a promise.
By using these 2 keywords together, they allow you to write asynchronous code in a synchronous manner.
async doesn't have resolve and reject parameters. Everything after await is placed in an event queue.
async is works together with await.
async/await = async makes a function return a promise.
await makes an async function wait for a promise.
By using these 2 keywords together, they allow you to write asynchronous code in a synchronous manner.
async doesn't have resolve and reject parameters. Everything after await is placed in an event queue.
async is works together with await.
Promise = an Object that manages asynchronous operations.
Wrap a promise object around {asynchronous code}
"I promise to return a value"
PENDING -> RESOLVED or REJECTED
new Promise ((resolve, reject) => {async code} ) (it is usually an arrow function)
Promise = an Object that manages asynchronous operations.
Wrap a promise object around {asynchronous code}
"I promise to return a value"
PENDING -> RESOLVED or REJECTED
new Promise ((resolve, reject) => {async code} ) (it is usually an arrow function)
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await makes an async function wait for a promise.
By using these 2 keywords together, they allow you to write asynchronous code in a synchronous manner.
async doesn't have resolve and reject parameters. Everything after await is placed in an event queue.
async is works together with await.
Promise = an Object that manages asynchronous operations.
Wrap a promise object around {asynchronous code}
"I promise to return a value"
PENDING -> RESOLVED or REJECTED
new Promise ((resolve, reject) => {async code} ) (it is usually an arrow function)